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Message type: E = Error
Message class: /SCF/CL_MESSAGES_ASN -
Message number: 710
Message text: The item line contains serial numbers. Please delete them first.
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/SCF/CL_MESSAGES_ASN710
- The item line contains serial numbers. Please delete them first. ?The SAP error message
/SCF/CL_MESSAGES_ASN710
indicates that there are serial numbers associated with an item line in a document (such as a delivery or an invoice) that need to be removed before you can proceed with the operation you are attempting. This error typically occurs in scenarios involving handling units, serial number management, or inventory management.Cause:
The error is triggered when you try to delete or modify an item line that has serial numbers assigned to it. SAP requires that all serial numbers be removed before you can delete or change the item line.
Solution:
To resolve this error, you need to follow these steps:
Identify the Item Line: Determine which item line in your document is causing the issue. This can usually be found in the error message details or by reviewing the document.
Check Serial Numbers: Navigate to the item line in question and check if there are any serial numbers assigned. This can typically be done in the item details or serial number management section of the document.
Remove Serial Numbers:
- If you are in a delivery or goods movement document, you may need to go to the serial number management screen.
- Select the serial numbers associated with the item line and delete them. This may involve unassigning them from the item or removing them from the document entirely.
Save Changes: After removing the serial numbers, save your changes to the document.
Retry the Operation: Once the serial numbers have been removed, you can attempt the operation again (e.g., deleting the item line, saving the document, etc.).
Related Information:
VL02N
(Change Outbound Delivery), MIGO
(Goods Movement), or MB1A
(Goods Withdrawal) to access the relevant documents.If you continue to experience issues after following these steps, it may be helpful to consult with your SAP support team or refer to SAP Notes for any specific patches or updates related to this error message.
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